Sentence examples for expressions of unity from inspiring English sources

And if the war produced expressions of unity and pride, it produced darker undertones as well.

Congress' historic meeting in New York on Sept. 6 was marked by bipartisan expressions of unity and commitment to honoring the victims of Sept. 11.

This is grating sometimes, as exaggerated expressions of unity can, to some people, only reinforce the preciousness and exceptionalism of the west.

The London conference ended with expressions of unity and vague support for that thing called democracy in Iraq; Makiya was named to a 65-member transitional coordinating committee.

For all their outward expressions of unity, there are signs of disagreement among Chinese leaders over what the country's priorities should be both on the economy and on political reform.The economy is sprinting along by Western standards, but China faces a hard adjustment to wean itself off excessive investment and exports in favour of more reliance on consumption.

You can take these as the usual platitudinous expressions of unity but perhaps today they actually are important.

Its chief organizer, Khallid Abdul Muhammad, has promoted the event as an expression of unity for black youths.

Mass celebrations of Mr Mubarak's departure were peaceful – an expression of unity, solidarity and, above all, optimism.

But the acceleration of extremist venom in Israel demands just such an expression of unity, and without delay.

In other words, it is the user's intent that gives a word meaning.For Tottenham fans, Yid became an expression of unity with a targeted minority group.

On Aug. 19 , 1989 hundreds of East Germans attending a demonstration called the Pan-European Picnic escaped into Austria from Hungary by storming a border gate that had been opened as a symbolic expression of unity.